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What is the scientific term of polarity?
Polarity means, what kind of pole, which would either be an electrical pole with a positive charge and a negative charge, or a magnetic pole with a south pole and a north pole.
Matter in which particles line up pole to pole?
The type of matter in which particles are lined up pole-to-pole is magnetic. The poles help create the force from electricity.
What kind of energy is plate balancing on pole?
when a plate is balancing on a pole it has gravitational energy because its being pulled down to earth but the pole is in the way so it balances on the pole
Magnetic field lines curve out from one pole and return to the same pole.?
No. Magnetic lines curve out from one pole and end up at the opposite pole. Please see the related links for illustrations.
Why is climbing on a greasy pole so difficult?
Since grease reduces the friction on the pole surface hence the pole becomes slippery to be climbed..
How do you determine the mineral compositions of a basalt?
by XRD.
What does the acronym XRD stand for?
XRD stands for Extensible Resource Descriptor Sequence. It is a version of the XML format that allows users to discover various metadata aspects from documents being used.
How do you determine the identity of a green crusty mineral on a stalagmite?
by the use of XRD.
What single figure is the latitude and longitude coordinate of the south pole?
The south pole is defined as 90° south latitude.ALL longitudes converge there.
If a figure is a world globe the straight line distance through the globe from the north pole to the south pole best represents the globe's .......?
diameter
How many meters in a flag pole?
I dont really know figure it out on a better sight!!
What is the Christmas traditions in the north pole?
People believe that a mystical figure called Santa Claus lives here.
What is the mineral composition of a residual soil?
The mineral composition of a residual soil differs and can be determined by X-ray diffraction (XRD) tests
Are totem poles part of kwakiutl culture?
Each figure on the pole represents a character in a story important to the person having the pole made. Sometimes actual people are shown on a totem pole to commemorate something special.
Where does ionization energy come from with XRD?
what or where is that in the first place and second what kind of not geek person in the right state of mond would even ask that????
What Holiday Figure Does The Air Force Track?
They track Santa Claus on Christmas Eve when he leaves the north Pole until he returns there.
What is the disadvantage and advantage of using XRD instead of XRF?
Actually the type of compound and its molecular structure designates which technique will be more effective. XRD is used to measure crystalline compounds and provides a quantitative and qualitative analysis of compounds that cannot be measured by other means.XRF is a technique that is used to measure the percentage of metals within inorganic matrices such as cement and metal alloys. XRF is an especially useful research and development tool in construction industries. This technique is extremely useful for determining the make-up of these materials, allowing for higher-quality cements and alloys to be developed. Disadvantage : XRD has some size limitations. It is much more accurate for measuring large crystalline structures rather than small ones. Small structures that are present only in trace amounts will often go undetected by XRD readings, which can result in skewed results.
